Bio
Tarman's work is showcased at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health and also appeared in The LA Times, John Wayne Airport, and numerous shows and galleries locally and nationally. Tarman's oil paintings center around themes of daring, dreaming, and discovery. In her art, butterflies symbolize dreams, astronauts embody daring exploration and curiosity, and planets represent discovery. She uses oil paint with luminous, glowing colors to reimagine reality into something unique.
Growing up, Tarman preferred staying inside to draw over outdoor play and was known as "the good artist" in grammar school. Her passion for art led her to earn a design degree at Cal State Fullerton. Post-graduation, she ventured into entrepreneurship and ran a successful design firm, working with Fortune 500 clientele. Today Tarman lives in Huntington Beach, California with her spouse, son, and their French Bulldog, were she paints daily, exploring and sharing her vision of freedom, curiosity, and discovery. Whether you're an avid art collector or someone who appreciates art, Tarman's work promises a unique experience. Don't miss the opportunity to see her work up close at her next show. |